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The process by which amendments to the US Constitution are proposed and ratified.
The Constitution’s bars any person from being elected president more than twice, a rule ratified in 1951 in response to . That plain text makes a non‑consecutive “third elected term” impossible under ...
The Fourteenth Amendment’s apportionment provision directs that Representatives be apportioned “, counting the whole number of persons in each State,” language that has been read historically and by s...
approved the resolution proposing the by a recorded "yea" and "nay" vote — 318 yeas to 14 nays, with one Member voting "present" and 55 not voting — and that measure later completed congressional acti...
and have not "activated" the 25th Amendment; Section 4—the involuntary transfer of power mechanism—has never been invoked, and Congress’s principal statutory role is limited to adjudicating a presiden...